What's next from @cuerbot, an unbeatable C-Robot? emb.is/demos/laya#pacman

I used KDE on 80386s (perhaps even 286s), crawling my way to run X on my bogotified Yggdrassil Linux distro, serving X to a remote Motif xeyes from a nearby RS/6000 looking at me all the time. It was beautiful, very reliable (compared to the church of Gnome) and its event based model a real pleasure to learn.

Quite accurate paper

Following PICHON-IV balloon—great job @RCU_CX1AA ! #hamradio

Made myself another little three-letter tool: gmd, an agent-friendly Gmail drafter. I use mdl and gmd all day, and they're saving me a lot of time. github.com/ar

#jPOS and jPOS-EE 3.0.2 have been released. Info here: jpos.org/blog/jpos-jposee-3.…

Now I understand @htmx_org

The excellent Hacker’s Diet was written by John Walker, creator of AutoCAD and founder of Autodesk. He sadly passed away a few years ago, but Fourmilab, his website, is still online: fourmilab.ch/ I wanted a local CLI implementation, so I built one: github.com/ar/hackdiet Hope you’ll give it a try, it saves to a simple markdown file.

Another week working on the #jPOS Control Plane. 1.1M LOC and counting.

After 40+ years, I'm retiring my Clipper '85 personal ledger and replacing it with a new Markdown-based one. The main goal is to make it time-proof: a simple, human-readable format with no dependency on a particular application. As long as there's cat, the ledger will remain readable. You can try it at github.com/ar/mdl

It means nothing, but I like the round number

To add to the Waterfall/Agile/Agentic debate, this is how I see it.

New #jPOS Client ISO 8583 Simulator. ISO 20022 coming next. jpos.org/blog/clientsim-cont…

4GL is coming.

Best way to control your remote agents: dtach You are welcome.

People say @htmx_org sucks, problem is they are not using 3.0, the real deal.